Head Trauma in Memento, a film by Christopher Nolan

"I am in such a situation," repeated the movies of Leonard Shelby, Christopher Nolan, the protagonists of this movie. With a psychological thriller, the state of Leonardo does not allow him to leave a new memory. This condition is caused by head trauma; the result of trying to defend his wife from homicide by his thief who rammed his wife by crashing into his house. He is sending a souvenir - his photographs, notes, tattoos, and is destined to be able to live a fulfilling life. The mission of Leonardo's living alone is to find and kill his wife's murderer.

Colombian Samsung movie starred by Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano who released the movie "Memento" in 2001. The film was produced by Suzanne and Jennifer Todd and directed by Christopher Nolan. Christopher Nolan also wrote a short story and a script. This movie concerns men named Leonardo played by Guy Pierce who caused severe brain damage in the hippocampus and left him a rare memory impairment called prostatic hyperplasia. This disease did not let Leonardo form a new memory.

At the recommendation of a friend, at last I saw Christopher Nolan's second movie "Souvenir" everywhere. Just like other good works of art, there is a strong story behind the story. Noran's first film "Follow" was filmed at a price of 3,000 pounds on that weekend. After that, he proved himself and got an invitation to make a movie with bigger budget. Nolan put in all of his work for production, so I got the resources I needed to make a souvenir. This leap is not easy, but he did it anyway:

"Souvenir" is a new American black psychological thriller, directed by Christopher Nolan, produced by Susanna and Jennifer Todd in 2000. The script of this movie is based on Jonathan Nolan's role and Jonathan Nolan later wrote a monumental memorial movie from this concept. I will play Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano. Pearce is suffering from anaplastic amnesia due to past trauma, can not form a new memory, suffers short-term memory loss every about 5 minutes. He is attacking him with a complicated Polaroid photo and tattoo system to track information that he does not remember himself and is looking for people who killed his wife. Memento is displayed as a sequence of two different scenes, a series of black and white displayed in chronological order and a series of color sequences (simulating the mental state of the owner) displayed in reverse order.